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Welcome to the Chakram Lab at Rutgers. Our research is at the intersection of quantum information science, quantum optics, and condensed matter physics. We aim to probe many-body physics with photons and to build fault-tolerant quantum information processors.
Join our lab! If you find our work interesting and want to join our team, please contact Prof. Srivatsan Chakram at schakram@physics.rutgers.edu
We build quantum processors that combine superconducting circuits with long-lived microwave cavities. We have a particular focus and expertise in multimode architectures, in which a few nonlinear circuits control registers of high-coherence cavity modes, with photon lifetimes from milliseconds to tens of milliseconds, one to two orders of magnitude beyond superconducting qubits.
We are interested in developing and extending methods for quantum control, particularly their applications to quantum error correction and quantum simulation. We are also interested in quantum sensing, currently applied to the materials physics that limits qubit coherence and to new quantum materials.
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